You have to know who you are, where you stand, how you feel..... once you're aware..... you dress the part.

I define myself as an executive bad boy. When I'm doing business, its suits or blazers..... when I'm working in the yard or neighborhood, it's tees, shorts and muh work boots.... .Doc Marten Industrial bad boys.... all black and lacy, high top.... and when I'm relaxing, it's seersucker and loafers with Polo.

I'm a sports fan that likes to be comfortable. I dress in sweats/hoodies/tshirts/with my team logos or some kind of weight lifting logo/gym shorts/khaki shorts year round. I don't care. I get hollared at by chicks more when I am wearing this with a few days of not shaving and hair without product than when I clean up for work.

For work it's all professional with suits and ties. I have a different suit getup for each day of the week with others I rotate in when I drop stuff off at dry cleaning. I don't wear a watch as I just find them annoying.

female..but my "style" is simple. Solid, primary colours (any colour except beige or blue), soft fabrics, fitted, v necks, knee length or longer for skirts/dresses. Trousers must have straight/boot cut/flare leg. The key to having "style" is to find what cuts/fabrics look good on your body, keep lines simple and clean, accessorise well. Only EVER wear "trends" if they fall into the category of "cut looks good on me". Also, never spend big $$ on trendy stuff. Pay good money for simple basics that never go out of style.